75 Old Clairton Rd
Pittsburgh, PA 15236

Contrary to other opinions, I have found this school to be lacking in involvement. Communication between parent/teacher is extremely poor, and the fact that they aren't giving homework to my child and her grades are suffering goes to show that they're not all that concerned with the students.

(In response to the previous post) Although your misspellings were difficult to read through, I must say "parent," I think our school system, our PTA, our community, and most of all our children rank among the best in the state, (proven) if not the Country. This community is set so well upon a hill of hard work and dedication from the aforementioned. See you at the bus stop?

TJ is honestly one of the most driven and motivated districts around. After graduating from TJ, I can honestly say my first year of college was basically a review of high school. TJ holds their students to a high level of education that I have ever experienced. Being a student, I would complain about school, no doubt, but in all honesty, I am so beyond prepared in college like no other student. Not only does TJ offer a wide variety of help if it's needed, but the teachers are all experts in their fields and the extracurricular activities TJ has to offer are astronomical. From outstanding athletics programs such as football, volleyball, track and field, golf, tennis, cheerleading, cross country, and so much more, along with them being the number one place to raise a striving family, TJ is one of the finest schools around. Along with a wealthy community around it, Thomas Jefferson prepares their students for the long run and is in my opinion, a very well education system all around. So parents listen, if you want to expose your children to one of the best education systems in PA, I not only highly but strongly suggest you consider sending your child to TJ, you wont regret it.

My 3rd child just graduated from this school. The math program has greatly improved from the HORRIBLE Integrated math program they had in the early 2000s.